Pet friendly Hotels Philadelphia

The location is awesome. Easy to get to and from the major attraction in the city. i was there for the Penn Relays and it was a great, easy scenic 1.5 mile walk to and from each day. Got my exercise while seeing the city from on foot. Best of all on my walks this was how i decided where I would eat breakfast and dinner. So I was able to try something different each day. i was a little tempted to try Ruth Chris but I did not :(. The train ride to and from the airport was quick, easy directions to follow and though not the most scenic ride on the train, seeing the steel and stuff looks industrial America. I likes!! I did try one of the take out Chinese food spots ..oh man.. that was colorful to say the least...Bring Your Own Bag!! What an experience that was.. I guess its a city thing. The room was nice. I got real comfy real fast. The bed was super comfy and the view reminded me of my college days in NY. Just watching cars go by and at night with the lights reflecting off the windows creating various patterns. My only challenge was the TV... can you believe after all that good stuff my issue was the TV!? Just the hardest thing to navigate. maybe its cause I dont watch enough TV. :).

This is the first time I stayed in Philadelphia. The hotel is renovated from an old building. The location is invincible, the decoration is exquisite, and the breakfast is delicious. I haven't been to the beautiful country for four years. I found that their service is learning from Asian hotels, and the improvement is quite obvious.

The location of the hotel is very good. On the left hand side is the town hall. On the right side, a few streets are the Independence Palace. The opposite is Marriott. There are delicious coffee and bread downstairs. It is very convenient to eat and go shopping.

The location of the hotel is very good, it is very convenient for dining, shopping and sightseeing around. The lobby is decorated with modern design. There are three restaurants on the first floor, each with its own characteristics, all of which are good. The rooms are not small, well equipped, clean and tidy. Overall it feels great value for money!

Excellent location. Very easy to walk anywhere. A bit of a small room but good for 1 or 2 people. Room is not sound proof at all, heard next door chit chatting late at night.

Ben and Sam were amazing! Thanks for a great stay. Room was clean. Bed was very comfy. Housekeeping staff were very rude. Only negative during our stay. We paid for late checkout but they were very aggressive at our door all morning so don’t pay for late checkout if you don’t absolutely have to.

Juan at the front desk saved the day as I needed to change two rooms- the first one was dirty and the second one smelled like smoke. Juan made sure he got me a room that was clean and even went with me to make sure. The staff is courteous and professional.

Nice apart-hotel with good central location in Philadelphia and nice views. Breakfast quality could be improved.

Visit Philadelphia every year and always would stay at Ritz Carlton. This weekend was booked so decided to try the Sofitel and so glad I did. This is our new home when we come to Philly for sports and entertainment. The staff and service is top notch. Ivan the concierge was absolutely wonderful in helping me with surprises for my son for his 21st birthday. He arranged and beautiful balloon bouquet as well as a bottle of chilled champagne and a very nice note. He also was so helpful with restaurant and bar selections and was a wealth of helpful knowledge. The front desk personnel were very pleasant and the rooms and amenities were all great (including the downstairs bar/restaurant). Last but not least the location near Rittenhouse square was very safe and a wonderful area for restaurants, shopping and bars just a short walk away. We look forward to our next trip to Philly and Ivan and the staff I know will be there with open arms. Thank you again for your help.

This hotel was the best price-to-hotel experience value I have ever experienced in a hotel room. I found a shockingly low rate through a travel site. The reviews here were generally positive, so I booked it, even though I almost always book directly through the hotel. I was afraid the deal was too good to be true. It was not. Staying in the Residence Inn was a great experience. First, the location is ideal. The hotel is across the street from City Hall and within a block of subway stations for both lines. It's a 5-minute walk to JFK Plaza (the Love sculpture), a 5-minute walk to the Reading Terminal Market, a less than 5-minute walk to the restaurants and bars on 13th Street south of Market, and a 10-minute walk to the Independence Hall/Liberty Bell area. There is also a Phlash bus stop two blocks away, and from there you are a quick bus ride to the Old City section east and the museums north/west. It was about 15 minutes on the subway to the sports stadiums in the south part of the city. The hotel is really ideally placed in the city for visitors. The service was really good. The front desk agents were super nice and super helpful. The workers in the breakfast area were also very nice and helpful. The hotel itself is very nice. It felt like an old building that had been recently renovated. It's not luxurious, but it's clean, attractive and nicely maintained. The room itself was a true suite, with a bedroom with a door and a room (where you walk in) that had a living area, a full kitchen (full-size fridge, stove, microwave, etc.), and a table with chairs. There are TVs in both rooms. Everything was clean and well maintained in the room. The bed was comfortable. The water pressure in the shower was good. It was just a really comfortable place to be. The room had one of my favorite features: The bathroom sink was outside of the bathroom door, so one person could use the sink while the other went to the bathroom or took a shower. Our room came with breakfast, which was open 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. during the week and until 10 a.m. on the weekends. It was a standard hotel buffet (like a Hampton Inn), with fruit, eggs, bacon, yogurt, cereal, milk, bread, etc. Oddly, there were no pastries or anything else dessert-like. My only real complaint about the buffet was that they routinely ran out of a lot of things, regardless of the time we went to breakfast. The only negative of the whole experience was the bathroom itself. It was clean, but it was more beat up and not as new or nice as the rest of the room. I would not have cared much about that, but the bigger problem is that rather than a curtain or full door for the tub/shower, there was a swinging door that only covered a little more than half of the tub. The first time I showered, the door was not in the perfect position, so the floor was filled with water when I got back. I also don't like showering when half the tub is wide open. The design was just not good. On top of that, the bathroom sink wat